Yeranos 1823m, Mountain summit in Ararat Province, Armenia

Yeranos is a mountain in Gegharkunik Province that rises 1823 meters above sea level with varied slope angles. Its northern side drops steeply, while the southern and eastern slopes rise more gradually as part of the Geghama range.

Yeranos is a folded-block summit of the Yeranos ridge, 8 km east-northeast of Lanjazat village in Ararat Province. Its northwest flank is a 750 m rock wall dropping into the Azat River valley, and its other slopes, except the eastern one, exceed 40°. The summit stands 1,824 m above sea level, 160 m above the surrounding terrain, with a base 2.0 km wide.

Yeranos lies in Ararat Province, 8 km east-northeast of Lanjazat village, on the western half of the Yeranos ridge. The summit is a folded-block uplift of 1,823.7 m; its slopes, except the eastern one, are steep at 40° or more, and the northwest flank is a 750 m rock wall dropping to the Azat River valley.

The trail begins in Garni village and crosses the Azat River before following the mountain ridge for about 25 kilometers. The route ends with a descent toward Lanjazat village near the Azat Reservoir.

Yeranos lies 8 km east-northeast of Lanjazat village, on the western half of the Yeranos ridge. Its northwest slope is a 750 m rock wall dropping into the Azat River valley, while the other slopes, except the eastern one, exceed 40 degrees. The summit reaches 1,823.7 m and is of folded-block origin.